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Opinion: Gun action is what we needed and what the PM delivered
The ban on military-style semi-automatics and assault rifles announced yesterday meets broad community expectations while addressing the community concerns, writes Brigitte Morten.
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Seymour sounds warning on pace of gun law reform
Banning military-style semi-automatic weapons and assault rifles has seen a sweeping show of unity across the political divide - but the ACT Party isn't pledging its support yet. Audio
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Wide support for government's move to tighten gun laws
National is pledging to work constructively with the government to implement its just-announced gun law changes.
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The Global UN Migration Compact
Just what IS The Global UN Migration Compact which has angered the far right across Europe especially, and also the alledged Christchurch mosque gunman. National Party leader Simon Bridges warned last… Audio
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The Panel with Fatumata Bah and Peter Faa'fiu (Part 1)
Audio 20 Mar 2019As our nation faces questions around who we are in light of the atrocity committed at the two mosques in Christchurch, the New Zealand Parliament demonstrated inclusivity in its session yesterday. The… Audio
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Fish and Game supports banning military style semi-automatic guns
Fish and Game, which represents 150,000 anglers and game bird hunters, supports a ban on military assault rifles. Audio
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Recap: Christchurch mosque terror attacks day five
There are growing frustrations about the amount of time it is taking to identify the dead as preparations continue for the burial of the mosque terror attack victims. See how the day unfolded with…
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Is online history being rewritten in the wake of the terror attacks?
Some online material referencing islamophobia and anti-immigration rhetoric has been pulled following the shootings at two mosques, which killed 50 people.
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MPs pay tribute to Chch victims: 'We will surround you with aroha'
MPs in Parliament have paid tribute to the victims of the Christchurch terror attacks this afternoon, opening today's session with a Muslim prayer.
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Christchurch terror attacks: Firearms law changes 'today or tomorrow'
The government is preparing to unveil its full proposal on changes to firearms law either today or tomorrow.
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National's UN migration petition removed by 'emotional' staff member
The National Party says a petition opposing a United Nations migration agreement was removed from its website after Friday's mosque attack by an "emotional" junior staff member.
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Party leaders giving no details on planned gun law reform
Governing party leaders are giving no clues on how the country's gun laws will change until they are announced.
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PM confirms gun laws will change, Cabinet to discuss today
The Prime Minister has confirmed this morning there will be changes to New Zealand's gun laws following the massacre at Christchurch mosques on Friday. Audio
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'Could we as a nation have ... prevented this?' - Bridges
National leader Simon Bridges has refused to discuss specific changes to gun control laws but says there are likely loopholes "that can be fixed quite readily and quickly".
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NZ gun laws face changes - political analysis
Audio 18 Mar 2019Cabinet will today discuss how the gun laws should be changed. The Prime Minister has given strong indications a ban on semi automatic weapons will be on the table, along with other aspects of the… Audio
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Semi-automatic gun ban 'probably right way to go' - Bridges
Audio 18 Mar 2019Three years ago, the Police Association warned members of Parliament the country's gun control rules were so inadequate they could result in a mass killing. A parliamentary select committee… Audio
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Mosque attacks: Tributes, vigils and mourning
People in New Zealand and around the world paid tribute to the victims of the mosque shooting as hundreds gathered for vigils and placed flowers at local mosques. Video
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The PM's role: Bringing the 'message of love and support and grief'
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern spent the day yesterday offering comfort to the grieving relatives of the 49 people killed, and reassurance to the shellshocked city of Christchurch. Video
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Christchurch terror attacks: 'Our gun laws will change' - PM
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she was advised that the primary perpetrator of the terror attacks in Christchurch had used five guns. Video
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‘A horrific day for NZ’ - Simon Bridges
"In due course there will be serious questions in a constructive way... it's too soon for that," says National leader Simon Bridges, from his Tauranga home. "This is a horrific day for New Zealand". Audio
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Week in politics: The week that went wrong for National - again
Analysis - National Party is facing serious implications with the return of the Jami-Lee Ross curse and Labour's rebuttals to their challenges, writes Peter Wilson.
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'Kiwis don’t want our democracy to be hijacked' - Ross
Independent MP Jami-Lee Ross is forcing MPs to vote this evening on whether to ban overseas political donations in local government elections.
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Question Time for 13 March 2019
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements, policies, and actions?
PAUL EAGLE to the Minister of Housing and Urban Development: What reports has he…
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National donations case goes to Serious Fraud Office - analysis
Audio 13 Mar 2019The former National MP Jami-Lee Ross says he's pleased his complaint about donations to the National Party has been passed by the police to the Serious Fraud Office. Mr Ross, who's now an independent… Audio
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National back into Jami-Lee Ross saga with Serious Fraud Office case
Audio 13 Mar 2019The National Party's been dragged back into last year's Jami-Lee Ross saga with news it is under investigation by the Serious Fraud Office. Its former MP went to the police last year with claims of… Audio
